“The Parks Department really began in 1900 when the state legislature allowed cities to create Parks Boards to help maintain ...

For bookworms on a tight budget, The Book Corner in Beaverton is accessible by public transportation and offers a wide ...

“Who is there to translate the motto of Portland State?” said Antonucci. “What is the point of referencing this academic ...

One of the more endearing things about Portland, Oregon is the access to the beauty of nature without even having to leave the city limits. With parks galore in and around the city and a bountiful ...

The Vikings men’s basketball team fell short in their rivalry matchup with the University of Portland Pilots at the Viking Pavilion on Nov. 20. Foul trouble for Portland State helped… ...

It’s summer in Portland: the sun is out, the days are long, and the Willamette River is still questionable to swim in.

There are over 7,000 languages spoken in the world, and yet I still need to look up words in one of my fat dictionaries every time I read a book published in English—my native language. I’ve reached ...

The untamed ferocity of wildfires has long been a force of nature, shaping landscapes and ecosystems in both destructive and transformative ways. Once flames move across forests and leave trails of ...

Have you ever wondered why your physics teacher seems to float through the classroom, defying gravity with every step? Well, prepare to have your mind blown because according to quantum physics, they ...

Project Rebound is an organization of formerly incarcerated students at Portland State. Despite facing challenges both academically and personally, the members pursue goals centered on offering ...

The Tri-County Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon, also known as TriMet, is the public transportation system for the Portland area. It was established in 1969, and includes buses, MAX ...

Released in 1975 The Rocky Horror Picture Show immediately became a very unique piece of art with campy musical numbers, fabulous set and costume and enough queerness to kill the average 70s moviegoer ...